Checking one address is the free demo. If you place houses, write construction loans, or list rural land, the useful question runs the other direction: of every parcel out there, which ones fit?
People arrive on this site because they are looking for land they can build on with a USDA single-close loan. Approved lenders and builders can be listed alongside those results for a flat monthly rate — a fixed fee for the placement itself, the same whether it produces one inquiry or fifty. We do not take a share of any loan, closing, or referral, and we never sell contact details.
Some of the land in our database already has a mobile home on it, owned by the person living there. We identify which of those sites may qualify for a USDA one-close rebuild, design a mailer, and run it through a bulk mailing service — with your business as the return contact. You never receive a homeowner list; we handle the research and the mailing, and you pay one price that covers both .
36,628 parcels across Levy, Citrus, and Brevard currently clear our screen for USDA one-close, meaning no public record we check disqualifies them.
These read CONDITIONAL, not approved. Power needs a will-serve request and septic needs a health department permit — steps no public dataset can finish. No parcel reaches a full clear from mapping alone, and we do not claim otherwise.
10,741 of those are land-owning mobile home residents whose site may already qualify for a USDA one-close rebuild.
Early access is by request while we work with a small number of teams. Tell us what you do and we'll be in touch.
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Dirt Decisions is a land-screening tool. It is not a lender, appraiser, surveyor, or law firm; it does not approve loans, order appraisals, or guarantee that any parcel can be built on. Every answer is a screening opinion drawn from public records and government mapping as of the dates shown, and must be confirmed with the county and your own professionals before you rely on it.